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Contents

1 SF100 Profile ....................................................................................................1

2. System Installation ..........................................................................................4

2.1 Installation Notices......................................................................................4

2.2 Device Installation.......................................................................................5

2.3 System Installation Sketch Map ...................................................................7

3. Connection with the peripheral devices...........................................................9

3.1 Connection with access controller................................................................9

3.2 Connection with door lock.........................................................................10

3.3 Connections with exit button, alarm, doorbell, and door sensor ................... 13

3.3.1 Door sensor ....................................................................................... 13

3.3.2 Exit button.........................................................................................13

3.3.3 Alarm ................................................................................................14

3.3.4 Doorbell ............................................................................................14

3.4 Power supply ............................................................................................14

4. Basic operations.............................................................................................15

4.1 Enroll a administrator ................................................................................16

4.2 Enroll a user..............................................................................................18

4.3 User authentication....................................................................................19

4.4 Delete a user .............................................................................................20

4.5 Delete all users..........................................................................................21

4.6 Fingerprint enrollment sub-flow and overtime judgement sub-flow............. 22

5. Communications............................................................................................24

Statement on Human Rights and Privacy ......................................................... 26

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Environmental protection use explanation........................................................28

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1 SF100 Profile

1. Basis features

Ø Easy installation, high reliability

Ø Simple and clear operation flow, voice prompts in the operations.

Ø Support the ID / MF card, a wider use range.

Ø Support the backup authentication, stronger function (also with the

extension function).

Basic function parameters are shown as follows:

Power DC12V

Function Access control device with the

detection functions such as door

sensor, device dismantled etc.User number 200 (fingerprint, ID card and MF

card)

Record memory 30000 records

USBcommunication

RS232/485 (device monitors the

running)

Fingerprint head Optical fingerprint head

Door bell Support the wired doorbell

Speaker The voice prompts

Buzzer Alarm when the device is dismantled

LED Three-color indicate (Red, green,

blue)

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Language Support multi-national voices

Sleep Support the sleep function

Explanation:

1. Access control function: support the access control output, door

sensor alarm, exit button, but not support time segment, duress

alarm etc. It is a comparatively simple access control.

2. Sleep function: during sleeping, the backlight of fingerprint head

is turned off and Led displays, if any key is pressed (except the Bell

key), it will be waked up automatically to work normally.

2. Panel introduction

The front panel

LED

the indicator light with three

colors of red, blue, green.

fingerprint

reader Delete key: it

is also used as

exit key during

the deletion.

Enroll key: it

is also used as

exit key during

the enrollment.

doorbell key

finger buckle

cover

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Back panel:

Bottom Panel

Anti-dismantle button: Sendout the alarm signal through

the terminal when the device

is removed.

Speaker (mainly used in voice prompt)

Reset key

Press this key to restart device if

device can not run normally due to the

error operations or other accidents.

USB interface

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2. System Installation

2.1 Installation Notices

Our products are mass-produced and in accordance with the strict

production and testing standards in China, the United States and the

European Union, but we hope you read the installation notices carefully

before the installation. The company to remind you the proper use, will

greatly improve your use effect and speed. If you don’t read the notes

carefully before the installation, probably because of improper

installation will cause a very serious accident damage, even though we

make every effort to provide you with good service, and you will have

to pay an unnecessary price.

1. Please connect the power supply later after all other wires are

connected well. If the machine cannot run normally, please cut off the power and then start examination. Please remember: All connection

wires with power will damage the machine accidentally. We won’t

provide maintenance for such damage.

2. Recommend the use of 3A/12V DC power supply to the equipment.

For details, consult the relevant technical staff.

3. Please firstly read explanations of connection terminals carefully and

then connect the wires in strict accordance with the rules, due to

abnormal operations may result in equipment damages, do not belong to

the scope of warranty

4. All external connection wires are forbidden to be bared, both

connections and useless ends of wires must be bandaged with insulating

tape to prevent the accident contact of bared wires, which cause the

machine damage.

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5. To prevent excessive instantaneous electrostatic damage to the

machine in winter or the place with a comparatively serious static,

please connect the ground wire firstly, then connect the other wires.

6. If the distance between power supply and machine is long, please

don't use the net cable or other types of lines to take place of power cord.

While selecting power cord, voltage attenuation caused by overlong

transmission distance should be taken into account.

7. When use 485 to organize a network, please use the professional 485

bus and RS232/485 transformer with power, and adopt the bus-typewiring. If RS485 communication distance is over 300 meters, add a

terminal matched resistor about 120Ω to the RS485 bus.

8. Please use the access control software to connect the machine and

enroll users.

2.2 Device Installation

1) Post the moulding board on the

wall. Drill holes according to marks

on the moulding. (There should be

screw holes and lead wire hole)

2) Take the waterproof glue away

from the rear cover

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(3) Take the finger buckle cover

away from the device

(4)Use screws to fix the device

and waterproof glue on the wall.

(5)At last, install the finger buckle cover well to

complete the device installation.

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Note: The alarm and the wired doorbell are required to connect an

external power supply.

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3. Connection with the peripheral devices

3.1 Connection with access controller

SF100 as a fingerprint reader, with the standard Wiegand26 output, can

be connected with the access controllers on the market of the majority

manufacturers

In the reader mode, no operations such as the enrollment, the deletion

and so on, also no door sensor to detect and unlock, only the input of the

card and the fingerprint. During brushing the card, it outputs the card

number to the host through the Wiegand. During reading the fingerprint,

it outputs the ID number verified successfully to the host through the

Wiegand. Use the PC software to change the device’s working modes.

Anti-dismantle alarm is still availability in the reader mode.

Note: The function of weigand is availability only in the reader mode.

Note:

1) The recommended distance between device and access controller

should not be more than 90 meters (If a longer distance or an

environment with interference, please use the Wiegand signal extender).

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2) Regardless of whether the device shares power supply with the access

controller, the device must share the ground with the access controller to

guarantee the stability of Wiegand signal.

3) When the device is used as a reader, RED, GREEN, BUZZER are

regarded as the input signals. The status of both the reader’s LED and

the buzzer are controlled by the access controller.

3.2 Connection with door lock

The device is able to support NO (normally open) and NC (normally

closed) locks, only if connected with different terminals. NO terminal

should be used for NO lock, which is open during power on and closed

during power off. And NC terminal should be used for NC lock, which

is closed during power on and opened during power off.

1. Device and lock share power supply

※ Note: In case that device and lock share the power supply:

When ULOCK =12V, I-ILOCK >1A((thereinto, ULOCK is the operate

voltage of lock, I is the output current of device’s power supply, ILOCK is

the operate current of lock.) And the distance between lock and device is

closer.

(1) NC lock

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(2) NO lock

2. Device and lock do not share power supply

※ Note: In case that device and lock don’t share power supply:

1)ULOCK =12V and I-ILOCK ≤1A;

2)ULOCK ≠12V;

(3) A long distance between device and lock.

(thereinto, ULOCK is the operate voltage of lock, I is the output current of

device’s power supply, ILOCK is the operate current of lock.)

SF100

SF100

NO Lock

NC Lock

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(1) NC lock

(2) NO lock

SF100

SF100

NC Lock

NO Lock

Lock Power

DC Power

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3.3 Connections with exit button, alarm, doorbell, and door

sensor

3.3.1 Door sensor

Door sensor is used to detect the door’s on/off status. The

fingerprint access control device can use it to detect the door is opened

illegally, and at this time it will output the alarm. In addition, if theopened door is not closed well in the regulated time, it also will output

the alarm.

3.3.2 Exit button

Exit button is a door-open switch installed inside the room and it is

closed to open the door. Please fix it at a place which is about 1.4 meter

high from the ground. Please ensure its location is positive and not

askew, while its connection is accurate and firmly. (Cut off the bared

side of unused cable and wrap it with the insulating tape.) Please pay

attention to prevent the electromagnetic interference. (For example:

lighting switch, computer, etc.)

SF100

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3.3.3 Alarm

The alarm output of this fingerprint access control device is an on-off

signal. It can be put in series to the power circuit of a simple alarm. Of

course, it can also be used as a trigger signal of the advanced alarm or

the monitoring system. (The alarm output of the device only supports

the 12VDC alarm.)

3.3.4 Doorbell

The device can only use the doorbell with control pin. The doorbell

connected with power supply directly is not recommended.

3.4 Power supply

The device’s working power is DC12V. The working current is less than

300mA and the standby current is less than 200mA. Connect the positive and negative poles of power supply between +12V and AGND

directly to work normally. (Don’t connect the positive and negative

poles in reverse.)

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4. Basic operations

When power on, the device is in authenticating state. At this time the

user can enter into the states of user enrollment, administrator

enrollment, delete a user, and empty users. Each process is prompted by

the voice and the indicator light.

The operation processes are described as follows:

1. In authenticating state, if no enrolled fingerprint and card, the voice

‘Please press the Enroll key long to enroll a administrator’ prompts the

user to enroll a administrator as soon as possible.

2. User must enroll at least one administrator firstly before the normal

users can be enrolled.3. During the enrollment, if no operation consecutively for n seconds

(set by the user), duplicate the corresponding voice prompt. After two

times consecutively voice prompts, system will return to the

authenticating status automatically. In the deletion state, system will exit

as soon as the first overtime

4. MF card can only support the same and simple functions of ID card

such as the enrollment and the deletion.

5. During the enrollment or the deletion, if consecutively three times

failed confirmations by the user, system will return to the authenticating

state with the prompt voice ‘A failed administrator confirmation, system

will return to the authenticating state’

6. During the enrollment or the deletion, if press the Enroll key or the

Delete key by the user, system will exit from the enrollment or the

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deletion state automatically, and there are voice prompts.

7. During deleting a user, the last administrator can not be deleted.

8. During deleting a user, the administrator confirmation is not required,

but it is a must when delete all users.

9. When the enrolled fingerprints or cards are full, system will return to

the authenticating state with the prompt voice ‘Users are already full,

system exits!’.

10. There is a voice prompt when the records are full, and then the later

record can not be saved. At this time, users can mange the records byconnecting to the access control software.

11. Other Tips

a: In authenticating (verification)state, blue LED will flash once per 1/2

second. During enrollment and deletion, no flashed LED displays.

b. If a successful authentication or enrollment or deletion, green led will

be constant on for a second; If a failed authentication or enrollment or

deletion, red LED will be constant on for a second.c. When users open the door normally, 3 seconds after the lock is locked

up, if the device detects the door sensor has not been closed well, the

buzzer will work long to prompt; 1 minute later, if the door sensor is still

not closed well, the alarm will work..

4.1 Enroll a administrator

The steps to enroll a administrator are shown in the following flow

chart:

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Note: The overtime judgement sub-flow and the fingerprint enrollment

sub-flow, please refer to the section 4.6.

Voice prompt:

Enter into the ‘Admini-

strator enrollment’ status

Please confirm with

the administrator. Pr-

ess ‘Enroll’ button to

exit

a:Please try again. b:

Please punch card again

Administrator faied to

confirm,System back

to validated status

please Press fingerprint

or punch card. Press

‘Enroll’ button to exit

Duplicated

card number a : Duplicated

finger; b:Please

try again.

Users are full,

System back to

validated status

user ID xxx,

Enrollment

succeeded.

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4.2 Enroll a user

Each user can only enroll a fingerprint or a card, the range of user ID is

1~999.

The operation steps are shown as the following flow chat.

Enter into the ‘user

enrollment’ status

Please confirm with

the administrator. Pr-

ess ‘Enroll’ button to

exit

Extended press the

‘Enroll’ button to

enroll a administrator

a:Please try ag-

ain. b:Please p-

unch card again

Administrator fai-

ed to confirm,

System back to

validated status

please Press fingerprint

or punch card. Press

‘Enroll’ button to exit

Duplicated

card number

a:Duplicated finger

b:Please try again. user ID xxx,Enrollmentsucceeded.

Users are full,

System back to

validated status

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Note: The overtime judgement sub-flow and the fingerprint enrollment

sub-fow, please refer to the section 4.6.

4.3 User authentication

The steps to authenticate users are shown as the following flow chart:

User verified, please

press fingerprint or

unch card

Please punch

card again

user ID xxx,

Thank you

Please try again

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4.4 Delete a user

The operation steps are shown as the following flow chart:

Exit an enrolled

user?

Success to

confirm the

card?

Success to

confirm the FP?

YES

NO

NO

The validated

status

Press FP to confirm

by the user.

brush a card to

confirm by the user

NO

YES

Return to

validated status

YES

Click and press

the Delete Key

Time out for

5S?

NO

The last

administrator?

YES

Success to

confirm the

administrator?

Failed to

confirm for 3

times?

YES

NO

NO

YES

No users enrolled,

System back to

validated status

Enter into the ‘Delete a

user’ status, Please

confirm with the

administrator, Press

‘Delete’ button to exit

Delete a user , please

press fingerprint or

punch card, Press

‘Delete’ button to exit

Please punch

card again

Forbid to delete the last

administrator System

back to validated statusDelete successfully,

System back to

validated status

Please try

again

Deletion ope-

ration timed o-

ut, System ba-

ck to validated

status

a:Please try again

b : Please punch

card a ain

administrator failed to confirm,

System back to validated status

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4.5 Delete all users

The operate steps are shown as the following flow chart.

Enter into

the ‘clear

user’ status

Please confirm with the

administrator, Press

‘Delete’ button to exit

No users enrolled,

System back to

validated status

a:Please try again

b : Please punch

card a ain

administrator failed to confirm,System back to validated status

Clear users

successfullyDelete failed, System

back to validated

status

Please long press ‘Delete’ key

to clear the administrator.

Press ‘Delete’ button to exit

‘Clear administrator’

successfully, System

back to validated statusDelete failed,System back

to validated status

System back to

validated status

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Note: The overtime judgement sub-flow, please refer to the section 4.6

4.6 Fingerprint enrollment sub-flow and overtime

judgement sub-flow

4.6.1 Fingerprint enrollment sub-flow

The operation steps are as the following flow chart.

Success to

press FP for the

first time?

Success to

press FP for the

third time?

YES

NO

The enrollment states

of fingerprint or card

YES

Success to enroll FP

NO

Success to

press FP for the

second time?

YES NO

Please try

again

Please press the

finger again

Please try

again

Please try

again

Please press the

fingerprint for

the last time

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4.6.2 Overtime judgement flow when enrolling or deleting a user

The operation steps are shown as the following flow chart.

Time out for 4s? NO

FP enrollment

status

YES

Return to the

validated status

Twice

duplications?

YES

NO

Enrollment(deletion)

operation timed out,

System back to

validated status

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3. USB communication

After device is connected with PC well, do the operations as follows:

Ø Upload the user’s open door records.

Ø Upload and download the user information.

Ø Parameter setting, function configuration.

The detail operation about data by the access control software, please refer

to <<access control software manual>>.

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For password insecurity, people all over the world are suffering great

damages. The advanced identification technology will enter e-commerce,

bank, insurance, law affair and other industries in the near future.

Identification in high-security environment ensures you real protection.

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Environmental protection use explanation

· The environmental protection use period marked on our

products is the safety period of our products used under the

conditions specified by this manual without toxic and harmful

substances leaking happened

· The environmental protection use period marked on our

products does not include the easy wear and tear components

required to be replaced regularly such as the battery etc. The

battery’s environmental protection use period is 5 years.

The toxic and harmful substances or element names and the content

table

The toxic and harmful substances or elements

Part name

Lea

d

(Pb)

mercur

y (Hg)

Cadmiu

m (Cd)

Hexavalen

t

Chromium

(Cr6 +)

Polybrominate

d biphenyls

(PBB)

Polybrominate

d diphenyl

ethers (PBDE)

SMD

resistor

×

SMD

capacitor

×

SMD

inductance×

SMD diode ×

ESD

component

s

×

Buzzer ×

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Adapter ×

Screw ×

:Indicate that the content of the toxic and harmful substance contained in all

homogeneous materials of this part is in the limitation requirement stipulated in SJ /

T 11363-2006.

×:Indicate the content of the toxic and harmful substance contained in at least one

homogeneous material of this part is beyond the limitation requirement stipulated in

SJ / T 11363-2006.

Note: The 80% product has adopted the manufacture with non-toxic and harmlessenvironmental protection materials, the non-toxic and harmless substances or

elements instead of the toxic and harmful substances or elements contained can not

be achieved because of the current technology and economic constraints